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The International Accounting Standards Board has published a set of proposals for clarifying how entities classify debt, especially when it comes up for renewal.

Makers of propane and hard cider are among the likely winners as the U.S. Senate Finance Committee prepares to vote this week on a package of tax breaks.

CRI Merges Oneonta Firm Self, Maples & Copeland

The T100 Firm sets up shop in Birmingham with the acquisition of Sellers Richardson Holman & West.

Following eight months of submissions and research considering the desires of both students and employers, Bellevue College (WA) will offer a new four-year degree opportunity starting as early as this fall (with a second possible program premiering the subsequent Fall), according to the Bellevue Reporter.

Bernadine Gines evolved in the face of racism, sexism and became an inspiration to young finance professionals

Accountants need to make sure they are keeping their clients' files safe, especially during tax season when the threat of identity theft only seems to be getting more prevalent every year.

I reached a stage in my career when I thought it was important to write articles. I wrote quite a few and sent them to editors, only to have them rejected. The nice ones wrote back a rejection. The not so nice never bothered to respond at all.

A pair of senators, Jack Reed, D-R.I., and Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, have introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at preventing companies from deducting the penalties that have been agreed to in settlements with the government from their taxes.

It is 2015. We live in a digital world. Security breaches are everywhere from Target, to Sony, to Blue Cross, but that doesn't mean we stop using technology and go backwards.